One character in this poem is about to obtain immortality, but Milvus snatches the entrails of Ophiotaurus, and sets them in the stars. It includes a description of a time when "the sword was more useful than the plough," but that has now changed to honor Tellus with three days of sowing. This poem describes Cybele passing by the Cyclades in its description of a time when Corybantes silenced the cries of Jupiter as a child. This work also describes the games of Ceres and the (*) calends and nones in each of its six book
One character in this poem is about to obtain immortality, but Milvus snatches the entrails of Ophiotaurus, and sets them in the stars. It includes a description of a time when "the sword was more useful than the plough," but that has now changed to honor Tellus with three days of sowing. This poem describes Cybele passing by the Cyclades in its description of a time when Corybantes silenced the cries of Jupiter as a child. This work also describes the games of Ceres and the (*) calends and nones in each of its six books. Notably translated into English by folklorist James Frazer, this poem provides information on the Tubilustria, Luperacalia and other festivals. For 10 points, name this poem set from January through June, an account of Roman religion written by Ovid.  [Ike]
One character in this poem is about to obtain immortality, but Milvus snatches the entrails of Ophiotaurus, and sets them in the stars.
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